Read about the interesting individuals in our field — from the developers to the creators — and what they have to say about where we’ve been and where we’re headed.
StaffPad’s David William Hearn discusses everything from product updates to what it was like making a live demo for Apple in 40 minutes, along with the implications of AI, industry changes, the Muse Group acquisition, and much more.
Notion’s product manager Chris Swaffer discusses the history, future, and philosophy of one the most ubiquitous and versatile music notation software products on the market.
A comprehensive journey and tutorial about creating the recording of İlkay Bora Öder’s symphonic composition, crafted entirely using Sibelius and NotePerformer’s playback engines.
A discussion with the developers of Dorico, MuseScore, Notion, and Soundslice, from the Tech Fair at the 2023 MOLA Conference in Berlin, about the past, present, and future of music notation software.
Elaine Gould, senior music editor at Faber Music and author of the notation reference Behind Bars, talks about her career, the field, and her life’s work on this preeminent book – taking us on the journey from decades of meticulous refinements to overnight success.
David MacDonald and Mark Fabulich moderate a discussion from the Tech Fair at the 2023 MOLA Conference in Berlin, about the real-world challenges and benefits of using tablet readers in orchestral performances.
You may know all about writing music. But what about your rights and music? Attorney and music publisher Jim Kendrick expertly steers us through the intersection of creativity, copyright, and technology. A transcript of one of our most informative podcast episodes.
John Mlynczak has been appointed to lead NAMM as its next president and CEO. John has previously held executive positions with Hal Leonard and Noteflight, the web-based music notation and creation tool.
forScore, the sheet music reader, is the no. 1-ranked music app on the Apple Store with good reason. Justin Bianco, its creator, talks about the tech, his philosophy, his background — and why his mom is his target user.
Martin Keary and Simon Smith from Muse Group talk about MuseScore 4’s design and engraving improvements. We go behind the scenes to hear about the decisions, roadblocks, and good fortune that happened along the road to the release.
Adrian Holovaty talks about Soundslice’s new capability to read music notation from an image and use machine learning to improve results over time, with the goal of revolutionizing the process.